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Meta Tag Generator

Draft escaped page, Open Graph and Twitter metadata.

Generated tags are drafts. Preview layouts are illustrative; they do not guarantee search or social display, indexing or rankings.

Optional metadata

Entering an image URL requests that image from its host for the preview.

Illustrative search preview
example.com
Page Title Will Appear Here
Your meta description will appear here in search results…
Illustrative social preview
example.com
OG Title Preview
Open Graph description preview

Generated meta tags

<meta property="og:type" content="website" />
<meta name="twitter:card" content="summary_large_image" />

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How to use

Enter a title and description, then add optional URLs and metadata to copy a draft.

1

Describe the actual page

Write a useful title and description that match visible content. Avoid keyword lists written only for a ranking target.

2

Enter valid URLs

Use the actual canonical and image URLs, or leave those optional fields blank.

3

Copy and inspect the deployed head

Review the generated tags in your website’s template and check for duplicate or contradictory metadata.

Limits and questions

Inputs are processed in your browser. Analytics and advertising can make separate network requests.

A result you can check

A title containing A & B should be escaped as A &amp; B in generated HTML while reading as A & B in a browser.

Before using the result

The Open Graph image preview may request the entered image URL. It does not fetch and audit your page HTML.

Frequently asked questions

Does Google require a 150–160 character description?
There is no fixed display guarantee. Search snippets can be rewritten or truncated according to the query, device and available space.
Does the keywords tag improve Google rankings?
Google does not use the meta keywords tag for web search ranking. Its presence in this draft is not an SEO recommendation.